Hobart Senior High School - Memories Yearbook (Hobart, IN)

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' ut ItaicJ-ivOilzincj Qulola with cooperation as their password, had a difficult job in creating a book that would interest the whole school. Upper left are Walter Zander, advertising manager, Maxine McKay, circulation manager, Billie Anne Houy, business manager, and her assistant Donald Hamann. Right — Don Treadway] sports editor, discusses an idea with his assistant, David Sizemore, and Helen Hinshaw, adviser. Center, left — Rita Frett, assisting Maxine on circulation, Jean Gordon, editor-in-chief, the associate editor, Laura Kipper, ar.d B 11 Davis, a s stan. advertising manager, counting up sales. Bob Carlson, class editor, in the next p cture. g ves inet uct.ons to assis.a.nts, Edith Pinner and Shirley King. Eottorn, left, Jean Gordon and Dave Sizemore take time out for a coke with the art editor. Sylvia Gilbert, Pat Katis, and Dolores Enslen, assistants. Center, Laura Kipper listens while Loweli Erslen, photographer, gives Ed Jachimcza.K a i-.s.on in loading cameras. Next, Doris Enslen and Bitty Johnston assisting Violet Wilfong with her org izs ions dummy. Robert Ball, assistant ac- i.iviries editor, watches until Valeria Grey returns with proofs.

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CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Frank Martino, Treasurer; Walter Zand- er, President; Margaret Howatt, Vice- President; Donna Lou Kewley, Secretary CLASS SPONSORS Left to right: Helen Hinshaw; Howard Yunker; Nelson Golden; Donald Pound; Charles Meyer lender their leadership - - The Senior Class accomplished much of the impossible. Walter Zander, with the aid and wise counsel of the class sponsors, directed the work of innumerable committees toward our one goal — Commencement. The officers, working tirelessly, are more than worthy of the praise we offer here. Honor Students Jean Gordon Jean Hoover HIS HONOR, THE MAYOR Frank Martino receives the key to the city presented by Senior Claes President Walter Zander. Always working with the Student Council toward improvement, Frank did an excellent job. During his administration, the Recreation Room became a reality, the locker problem was greatly lessened, and order was restored at convocations.